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Haas TL 1 Threading
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Steve Seebold
Banned
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- Apr 8, 2009
- Location
- San Clemente, CA
What are you using to program your thread? I have a TL1 and I use either G76 or G92 all the time. They work great for me.
KenFoulks
Aluminum
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- Aug 19, 2010
- Location
- Oxnard, CA
I agree that M23 needs to be an active code, M24 disables the lead out. Also, check the values in settings 95 and 96. An example of acceptable setting values are .6 and 45 respectively.
MikeJB
Aluminum
- Joined
- Mar 5, 2007
- Location
- Aylesbury, U.K.
Two questions on this subject:
Would a value of 60 in setting 96 give a better result giving a progressive runout of the thread? (for a 60 degree thread form)
Is the chamfer added to the programmed thread length or is it all contained within it? Important if you are threading right up to a shoulder.
Just thought of another. The manual says M23 is the default on power up or reset. Our machine seems to default to M24. Is there a parameter you can set for the default?
Regards, Mike.
Would a value of 60 in setting 96 give a better result giving a progressive runout of the thread? (for a 60 degree thread form)
Is the chamfer added to the programmed thread length or is it all contained within it? Important if you are threading right up to a shoulder.
Just thought of another. The manual says M23 is the default on power up or reset. Our machine seems to default to M24. Is there a parameter you can set for the default?
Regards, Mike.
KenFoulks
Aluminum
- Joined
- Aug 19, 2010
- Location
- Oxnard, CA
A value of 60 would give a different result, but not necessarily better.
The chamfer is contained in the thread length.
M23 should always be the default, have you powered off your machine? How old is your machine?
Here is an example of M23 being used:
CNC Lathe: Pipe Thread Programming | Haas
The chamfer is contained in the thread length.
M23 should always be the default, have you powered off your machine? How old is your machine?
Here is an example of M23 being used:
CNC Lathe: Pipe Thread Programming | Haas
